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Aptly titled, Bananas, this surreal animation gives us a glimpse into what it might look like, if you were eating a banana during an acid trip.
Brought to us by Future Deluxe, while brightly-colored, the animation takes on a dark undertone — making this film live up to its name in both content and its bat-shit craziness. Please enjoy…
[link, via Laughing Squid]
Brought to us by multimedia artists, Skullmapping, is a fun animation series that unfolds right at the dinner table.
Le Petit Chef sees our tiny protagonist incorporate actual and projected tableware to deliver complete, albeit animated, meals to diners. This, after struggling with full-size ingredients, as well as having to fight off a sea monster or two.
Check out Le Petit Chef grill up some steaks and prepare a Bouillabaisse in the videos below.
[link, via Mental Floss]
Animator Alexandre Dubosc is at it again and blowing our minds with a new animated cake. The Melting Pop Zoetrope Cake takes us through the process of making and consuming popcorn in Dubosc’s own unique way.
Make a batch of popcorn of your own and watch this…
If you like catchy tunes about Tex-Mex and would like a first-class ticket to Burrito Land, then turn up the volume and press play on Burrito Van.
Brought to us by singer-songwriter Parry Gripp, the animated short takes us through the trials and tribulations of a mustachioed burrito van-owner — set to the tune that’ll surely be stuck in your head for the rest of the day.
Apologies in advance. Please watch this…
[link, via Laughing Squid]
Coffee… It helps make us less ornery in the morning, and now it’s being used to tell a touching love story.
Latte Motion is a cute animation that uses upwards of 1,000 cups of coffee, latte art, and stop-motion animation to create the story of a couple getting together.
The animation is brought to us by Japanese company, Ajinomoto General Foods, to promote its latte drink flavoring, Maxim Stick. Please watch this.
[link, via Laughing Squid]